A powerful new film on memory loss lives in its small details and modest execution.

Paul Thomas Anderson's latest dips into contemporary politics with style and excitement to spare.

The latest Stephen King adaptation in a year full of them is another good one, and may tug at certain men's heartstrings.

An intense screwball comedy on relationships, starring Dakota Johnson and Adria Arjona, hits all the strange but right notes.

A new movie for all ages examines grief through angry drawings in sketch books that come to life.

Darren Aronofsky's latest lovingly recreates New York of the late 1990s in this comedic crime movie.

Stephen King adaptations return to the magical, in a good way, with The Life of Chuck.

A musical charmer set in the British isles is a great way for out-of-towners to experience MIFF for themselves.

This Norwegian film, one of a trio of related films playing MIFF that consider the big issues, is thought-provoking and funny.